Goocong 2.0 Tripod Equipment Tray - Black, Cold-Rolled Steel, 10 kg Load Capacity

The Goocong 2.0 Tripod Equipment Tray is a robust and versatile platform designed to securely hold various devices such as projectors, laptops, monitors, sound equipment, cameras, and tablets on a tripod. Made from cold-rolled steel with a matte black powder coating, this tray offers exceptional durability and stability. It features non-slip pads and raised edges to prevent items from sliding off, ensuring safe operation. The universal 1/4"-20 UNC mounting thread allows quick and easy attachment to any standard tripod. Lightweight and compact, it is ideal for professionals and enthusiasts who need a reliable portable workstation.

Advantages

Sturdy cold-rolled steel construction ensures long-lasting performance. Non-slip pads and raised edges provide secure device placement. Universal 1/4" thread fits most tripods. Quick screw-on installation saves time. Compact and lightweight design enhances portability.

Suitable for

• Photographers and videographers needing a stable platform for cameras or monitors
• Presenters using projectors or laptops on tripods
• Sound engineers requiring a secure surface for audio equipment
• Tablet users seeking a hands-free setup

Key specifications

• Product Type: Tripod Equipment Tray
• Material: Cold-rolled Steel
• Colour: Black
• Mounting Thread: 1/4"-20 UNC
• Load Capacity: 10 kg (22 lbs)
• Surface Features: Non-slip pads
• Safety Features: Raised edges
• Compatibility: Universal with 1/4" tripod screws
• Recommended Use: Projectors, Laptops, Monitors, Sound Equipment, Cameras, Tablets
• Installation: Quick and easy screw-on
• Design: Flat, stable platform
• Portability: Lightweight and compact
• Durability: Robust steel construction
• Finish: Matte black powder coating
• Included Accessories: Tray only (tripod not included)

Recommendations

For optimal performance, ensure your tripod has a standard 1/4"-20 UNC screw. The tray is designed for indoor and outdoor use but should not be exposed to extreme weather. Always check the load capacity before placing heavy equipment.